July 26, 2026

Fine Art

Fine Art

SEC Coaches Have Lots of Thoughts on the Fine Art of Basket Weaving

[ad_1] Fair or unfair, Ole Miss has taken it on the chin this week. First, ex-Rebels coach Lane Kiffin—now at LSU—implicitly told Chris Smith of Vanity Fair Monday that Oxford, Miss.’s lack of diversity made it more difficult to recruit there. Anyone with a passing knowledge of the university’s history knows that probably carries some

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7 Iconic Artworks That Inspired Looks at the 2026 MET Gala

[ad_1]   Held annually on the first Monday in May, the Met Gala is the primary fundraiser for the Costume Institute, housed within the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The accompanying exhibition, titled Costume Art, juxtaposes clothing and art objects from across the museum’s collection, highlighting the body. The 2026 Met Gala dress code was “Fashion

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Maine College of Art & Design Presents the 2026 MFA Thesis Exhibition

[ad_1] Announcement This exhibition showcases the culmination of the graduate candidates’ work in the Master of Fine Arts in Studio Art program at MECA&D. Installation view of Maine College of Art & Design’s 2026 MFA Thesis Exhibition, featuring works by Molly Knobloch (MFA ’26) (photo by Joel Tsui) The Master of Fine Arts in Studio

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Brooklyn’s Barclays Center Is Going All-In On Art With a New Residency

[ad_1] LaToya Ruby Frazier’s The Liberty Portraits: A Monument to the 2024 Champions at Barclays Center in Brooklyn. Courtesy of the artist and Gladstone. Photography by Daniel Greer There is quite a bit to do and see at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center, with men’s and women’s professional basketball, boxing matches, college basketball and hockey, concerts (Ariana

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The Rundown: Art on the Town

[ad_1] MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) – There’s always something new to experience at the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts and The Rundown is here to keep you in the know. Through our partnership, we’re spotlighting opportunities to connect with art in meaningful and creative ways. From engaging gallery talks to hands-on learning experiences for families, the

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Fine Arts Association to host Business to Arts Ireland presentation

[ad_1] The Fine Arts Association will host Valerie Ringrose, Head of Business Development at Business to Arts Ireland, for a presentation in Gibraltar on business and arts partnerships. The event will be held at the Fine Arts Association Gallery in Casemates Square on Thursday, May 21, at 4pm. Business to Arts Ireland is a charitable

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Birmingham Design Festival returns with timely focus on change

[ad_1] The countdown is on for Birmingham Design Festival, which returns from June 10-12 with another packed programme celebrating design in all its forms. This year’s theme, Change, feels particularly apt, with the line-up reflecting an industry grappling with everything from technology and branding to activism, craft and public service. Now in its eighth edition,

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Fine Arts Association To Host Valerie Ringrose

[ad_1] The Fine Arts Association have announced a visit by Valerie Ringrose, Head of Business Development at Business to Arts Ireland. A statement from the Fine Arts Gallery follows below: Business to Arts Ireland is a leading charitable organisation that brings together the business world and the arts and cultural sector throughout Ireland. The organisation

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Kolkata Creator Builds an Independent Fine Art Ecosystem Through FOI Studios

[ad_1] Kolkata, India: Sourish Mukherjee is developing a multi-platform visual art ecosystem through FOI Studios, bringing together fine art photography, original music, behind-the-scenes filmmaking and digital archive management under a single creative identity. At the centre of the ecosystem is FOI Boudoir Magazine, a publication focused on cinematic photography and stylised visual storytelling. Rather than

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Anna Condo: between photography, visual art and AI

[ad_1] What remains of photography when an image no longer comes from a shutter click, but from a process that weaves together memory, painting, cinema, visual culture, and artificial intelligence? This is the question at the heart of Anna Condo‘s practice – an artist of Armenian origins whose project À la carte transforms food into

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